Same. If “who cares”, then why come out and defend/deflect?

I mean, isn’t it obvious that it shows at minimum poor judgment and susceptibility to influence. Then when the affair is with a spy or with an employee there are more serious issues to consider.

I don’t myself care about his personal life, but these affairs do raise questions about his integrity and capabilities, and he is answerable to the board, to shareholders and to some extent the public.

I also note that he hired a “clean up” PR firm some time ago… so that implies that he is concerned about his public image.

Why should I care he has affairs ?

Maybe. In my case I just don't like prudes, especially of the grandstanding variety.